Resist Dyed Indigo Kimono

This unique kimono is made from repurposed indigo cloths from Mali. Narrow cotton strips are carefully woven together and dyed in a deep, rich indigo, a color that symbolizes strength, protection, and tradition while warding off negative energies. The fabric is dyed using the resist dye technique, where certain areas are covered or tied to prevent the dye from reaching those spots.The natural fabric feels soft and drapes beautifully, making it perfect for wearing as an evening robe in summer, and as a jacket or vest in spring and fall. When not in use, hang it on your wall as a piece of art, honoring the indigo and the craftsmanship of Mali.

100% Natural handwoven cotton
100% Naturally dyed
Cold hand wash; hang to dry

Sleeve length (measured from the center of the back to the end of the sleeve): 26" (66 cm)
Total length (from shoulder to hem): 40.5" (103 cm)
Width (flat measurement across the back): 27.5" (70 cm)

Please Note: As the fabrics are handcrafted and repurposed, slight imperfections may be present. These subtle variations add to the unique character of the fabric.